5th Grade Poetry Unit with sheltered instructional strategies for classrooms with English Learners with a visual dictionary, hands-on activities, aligned with CCSS, and more! Welcome! I hope you enjoy these...

9 Graphic Organizers for 5th Grade Reading Informational Texts

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Welcome Awesome 5th Grade Teacher!Graphic organizers are an easy way to shelter instruction for all students, especially language learners!WHAT? Use a graphic organizers at the beginning, middle and end of...

Math Talk Downloadable

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Math Talk Worksheet: Guide students in explaining their mathematical thinking and problem-solving strategies with a Math Talk conversation guide. Identify the key vocabulary you want students to use. Students work...

Question Wheel for Literature

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Question Wheels are a fun tool to support language learners in asking questions about parts of stories!Question Wheels assist language learners when having conversations whole class, small group, or with...

EL DESFILE DE DISFRACES - THE

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Learn to Read Spanish books are written to provide ample support for readers while expanding Spanish vocabulary, building reading fluency, and developing knowledge across the curriculum. Students will delight in...

EL GATO MIEDOSO HUYE - SCAREDY CAT

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Learn to Read Spanish books are written to provide ample support for readers while expanding Spanish vocabulary, building reading fluency, and developing knowledge across the curriculum. Students will delight in...

TIME FOR KIDS GR 1 30 BOOK SET

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Reading is an adventure with these engaging books written in Spanish! Each book features engaging layouts, TIME FOR KIDSå¨ content, high-interest photographs, informational text, vocabulary, and sidebars. Titles include: Grande...

TIME FOR KIDS GR 2 30 BOOK SET SPANISH

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Reading is an adventure with these engaging books written in Spanish! Each book features engaging layouts, TIME FOR KIDS content, high-interest photographs, informational text, vocabulary, and sidebars. Titles include: Visita...

3-D Geometry Models

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Use hands-on materials to support students understanding of 3-D shapes, volume, and geometry proofs. Hands-on materials provide a context for student understanding and make content more comprehensible, or understandable. When...

Language Learners need many opportunities to practice expressing themselves in writing. These pockets are excellent tools for students to practice, erase, and try again. They allow for students to get their ideas down without fear of getting it wrong. They work for math, science, interacting with reading, and writing. The possibilities are endless. And you get to make less copies because you can reuse the document you slide into the pocket!

"So, honey, what did you learn today?" "¿Amor, qué aprendiste hoy?" is a question children hear every day and most often, their answer is, "Nothing." or "Cosas." "Stuff." Why not create a assign a notebook to each student, a "Learning Log." Every day or once a week, they write, draw, or make a chart of what they learned that day. You can make it open-ended or specific. For example, "What did you learn in math today?" Or, "Give an example of a metaphor in your learning log." The possibilities are infinite. Have parents sign after each entry. Students can write in English or their home language or draw pictures and disgraces depending on their language level.

We need to be sure we keep tabs on our students--but we often fail at this. This scenario is familiar: you teach a lesson, explain the new concept, and set the students to work independently. Some get started right away, after a few minutes of rustling around and a couple of questions, the room is quiet (mostly) and students seem to be working on this new information. You answer questions for students who raise their hand or come to you. However, when you grade their finished work, there are at least 3 groups: those who mostly mastered the concept, those who have a couple of misunderstandings, and a few who missed the mark completely. But now it’s too late to...

One of the most popular games I use is the most simple: grab 3 medium bins or boxes, grab a pile of word or picture cards, line up your class and have them take turns sorting them into the correct bin (for example, amphibians, mammals, or reptiles OR prefix, suffix, word root etc.) Make your own games to fit your curriculum or try this one: This set of Sort It! Games is specifically designed to make something that’s really hard for upper elementary kids and adults (!) - determining the strength of evidence to support statements - more fun. Students will enjoy playing Sort It! games. It's an engaging hands-on way for students to practice working with content and...